Bill Gates Backs SF Startup To Create Vegetarian Egg Substitute
Can plants replace eggs? A San Francisco startup backed by Bill Gates believes they can.
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Can plants replace eggs? A San Francisco startup backed by Bill Gates believes they can.
AT&T has a new plan for its wireless customers that gives a break to people who own their own phones.
Spinoff of Beats by Dr. Dre headphones will launch digital music service next month, slightly later than planned...
After Amazon announced they're working on drone delivery service, there are reports Google may be working on creating a fleet of robots.
Genetic testing company 23andMe is facing a class action lawsuit alleging that the Silicon Valley startup misled customers with advertising for its personalized DNA test kit.
The 2nd season of Netflix's political thriller debuts Valentine's Day...
Facebook is phasing in a new feature that it says will give users more control over their news feeds called "Unfollow".
If you buy a big ticket tech item this holiday season, you may be tempted to get some sort of extended warranty on it.
A Belmont man was arrested Saturday in the theft of copper pipes and wiring from a former Hewlett-Packard Corp. property in Cupertino where Apple Corp. is planning its Apple 2 campus, a sheriff's sergeant said.
Amazon is working on a way to get packages to customers in 30 minutes or less - via self-guided drone.
A state commission isn't thrilled about the lack of information it's getting from Google about the mysterious high-tech barge the company is constructing at Treasure Island.
You've heard of Black Friday. Maybe you've heard of Small Business Saturday because of the American Express commercials. Cyber Monday had millions on the Internet looking for deals. On Tuesday, another day to move money is celebrated, but this one is about being unselfish.
Oakland-based Ask.com compiled a list of the most sought-after entertainment searches of this year, and there's a couple of surprises...
Scientists at Nissan's new research facility in Sunnyvale are working to put affordable driver-less cars on U.S. roadways.
A Silicon Valley project called, The Last Mile, sets up a group of volunteers with select inmates from San Quentin State Prison to prepare them to join the workforce in tech jobs once they are released.
